Headlines: Columbia Mountain Tram back on agenda, patrol vehicle fraud claims, and crisis team grant
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Join Daily Inter Lake reporter Taylor Inman as she goes over some of the week’s biggest headlines for Northwest Montana.
We’ll hear what U.S. Forest Service officials say about screening a proposal for a new tram on Columbia Mountain.
We’ll hear about a patrol vehicle vendor that Mineral County ordered from that is facing allegations of business fraud in multiple states.
We’ll hear details on a pending felony charge in Flathead County, where a man allegedly bit deputies during his arrest.
And we’ll learn about a new four-year grant that will allow Flathead County’s Crisis Assistance Team to eventually expand their ability to respond to calls 24/7.
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As Forest Service screens tram proposal, opposition is quick to mount
Patrol vehicle vendor faces allegations in multiple states
Man accused of biting deputy brought up on felony charge
Four-year grant aims to expand Flathead County's Crisis Assistance Team
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Headlines: Columbia Mountain Tram back on agenda, patrol vehicle fraud claims, and crisis team grant
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